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Show . , - S - , at Lakity,- - ' Mars' r : . - I ,, Dobbs-h- I . . i I . ' Not Whole- Tiovel To Tulsa Team Be Reduced it 'Golden Hurricane' Look Good 1 -- i , IN Any Bowl BY GRANTLAND ,N 1 ' ' RICE ........,.. .. ,k,.. tg .... ., ';.,;::: ... ::::,i I ::! , Bad Headache For Natiolial - . ..... , :I;:;::: i, q ..... ..., .'' .3 ,, i.:: L2 ) , 1, A :' .. ,!el.:.?..::71 1 foot- smallest ball coaches you will' run across. is , Also,. it of Steve's Is part '4 business t0 (I know w here ballplaygood Grantland Rice ers can be found He thinks Tulsa is one of these places. There will probably be no i , - - ' N: :,,1 ,, 4 t'''''.1JA ',''.S4' .T: ti:716) pro draft this winter and if there Is. few will be retained. But that doesn't keep one from spotting talent. Tulsa has more than 'Glenn Dobbs, as good as Dobbs Is. Tulsa has other fine backs and a strong line. Tulsa has excellent receivers to handle high-clas- s passing. Tulsa will look good in any bowl and will provide Its full share of action. Texas, playing in the Cotton bdivi, will also provide all the opposition any invader might be looking for. Texas team, This is a not as good as the one that trayeled up and down last fall,' so far as material goes. but more consistentwhich happens to be one of football's outstanding virtues. Who could have figured the Penn team that crushed Cornell and being tied by Princeton beaten by Navy and Penn. State? And this is no rap at any Axi these three. teams. And it IS certainly no Jab at Penn's coaching staff, which is one of the bests the t ..-.:i:- ... . II ,s.(.,::, 0., :i:.:';: 4 ( ''' v..1,4,:.i ''k.i-- t -- ''1I Clt C..? , ::.:.:i!,',i:,.:.!.:. :::i:ia'::: I ,, ' , "';;i'.i:!',... .. wing - ..., Thiirsday ... !December 3 - . '' 8:00 A. M. of K5LCBSNswg World. ' ' (Thursday ' 3 !December . , - I ' . - ., 12:13 P. AL, the K5f.;CfseAunt Amer.- Wow Kin1,NBC..Lonely en. 4 BUN K LONa. Birth Certificate. r. Mid. litlYTLbude Benoit. KUTABlueCaptant KOTABlueWilliam night. , 6:00 P. M. mzan, News. riTABlueTed Malone. (North American Newspaper Alit. Elliott's ance) MitCBSNelson V. Etidt. Orchestra. 6:13 A.M. n Kaite Abner'. '. ' KIINULuni NEW YORK, Dec. 2George Al- filartlifleti NewsPaPer of KSLParm , 12:30 P. M. Ranger. )he Air. exander Selkirk is about- to enlist- , NUTAPlueLont Cal Tuuley, KUTABluePages of Mel- EStCBS"We .Levo gad MRS KLONew. ndy. In the navy. leaving the New York Learn." K0319Treaaurr' Star P6r IDYL - NBC ROVOIMN News. Milleine Yankees with hardly any outfield- KVN1INews and Cache Ws. Light. .- - .. ...,.. 4.14. News. KLOAur Guth. ers but Joe Di Maggio, Charlie Valley's Movie Calendar. DI Kti TA ,., u,,Ity Blue James lam 6:13 P. M. Keller, Roy Cullenbine, and Tuck Donald, News. KSLFarni Newspaper cl World the Air. Stainback. This is a 'plight several 'IDYL Coswars Yeller.. KVNIJSPin to Win. WDYLWorld News. kilometers short of desperate, but News. the KUTABlueltzas Jim 1E1,0MRSThey're 12:13 ht., the Yanks and their. adherents will Berries. Robertson. KSLCBSWbiee Jelteri. MSS ROVO Barrie SUP KWMusical Roundup. miss the long. lean, wide, and at tem. tiOVOIsouKoo Klub worn WVNUClassified Ischange has all Churches. country boy who 'the the No. 3 shirt since-th- e KUTABlueSonse et day Babe 6:30 P, Range. Ruth left the bail club. KOTABlueNews. KLOTommy Dorsey. KSICRSDr. in There was a grave naivete about Kiii.yol..L.w. on the KOVONountim, 7.00 A. M. Farm. Mr. Selkirk which delighted his KVittlitainbow Trio. News. KSLWorld D4 Can"t KUTAUBCYou teammates. The boys persisted in Business With Hitler. BDYLThe Yawn- - Patrol ..1:00 P. AL rejecting George's account of his KovoMBS Tr110 Story KLITA,Bluis breakfast KstcB3.Tnnernatin op,. Club. own age, which he fixed, lately, at thirty-fourThe boys made it IIA)Theatel4r.BS True Story KWLMNArthur 0, 7th, KKDugyaTIAKNBecircuteat.mTahrt News. mavbinree. known tlIcat they believed Twinkle. EVNLIThe Church IV the SVNUIts,,ch House BOVOrrI MAArth ur Gaeth. Side of the Road . toes to be several years older. and KLOIMNMusitt COrnedY none of his long, solemn arguFavorites. 6:43 F. M. 7:13 A. M. KOVOMBS St a 31e7 Dix- - . ments of his case, in the, course 1481,Top 0' the Morning. mi. of which he frequently threaten- KDYLWorld hews. About Your KVNUNews and Marching KLOWhat News. Taxes!' A1001. ed to dig up the old family Bible, KUTAVictory tiVNLIStindoWn berenatle, KOVOKukoo Klub. 113 P. M.appeared to convince them that M. 7:00 P. he was not a masked marvel in 720 A. m. Andersen. News. Burns. kr. the wrestling racket in the days KSLCBSBob Kst600,1 Morin r..,.-.kansaa Traveler. KDYLNBCM a Perkino of the Zbyszkos. to 1114.;... News. BSI:et mBSBsShsadyhad, Vvaallne; Mr. Selkirk did perpetrate a . . : drie :.(..., :::i , d IMIs ii.B1.' . , , ,. . r. 6:43 et( 0, - , ... are the knocycie points of Utah radio stations: KUTA 570: KSL 1150; KiNU 1230; KOVO 1210: Klii(11 1320: KW UM ' light-foote- 7......1 -, ,.. ---. t :;:: IA90 - ''''':,..,,. ' , - ,, .. i Nation-- Landis. Meantime, separate sessions continued today, with still no 'semblance of a player 'deal in the offing. The National League voted yesterday that each team be restricted to seven night games in 1943. The American agreed to a maximum of 14 for clubs other than Washington, which was allowed 28 on Clark Griffith's contention that the Senators were the only team in Washington and that most workers there had daytime hours. Tee question of an official wartime baseball was taken up because of a rubber and cork shortage. Both leagues would use reproces" sed materials, but the National asked a rubber core while the American voted for a cork center. The National League said it was its intention to use a reported qne million rubber cores now available with the manufacture of golf balls halted. THEY AGREE The majors, however, were in agreement on these subjects: 1.To hold the 1943 all star game at Philadelphia's Shibe Park July 7 with the American League as the home team and proceeds going to baseballg "ball and bat" fund. 2.To maintain the present player limit of 25 for each club. 3.To extend the present major-mino- r league agreement for another year. A three point request from Joseph Eastman,- director of the Office of Defense Transportation that baseball travel be curtailed came in for some attention by the American League, which ordered' all its clubs to review spring training plans and to cut down on travel where possible. The. result might be a number of changes in exhibition schedules. PHILLIE PROBLEM , The National League, however, ffecame wrapped up in the financial plight of the Philadelphia Phil& President Ford Frick said the league board of directors were working on three plans to solve the Phils money problems, but added that he doubted a solution would be found duiting the Chicago meetings. Frick also disclosed that a 'ourth plan, one in which "Bill' Terry could fit into the picture," was abandoned yesterday. He hastened to add, however,. there might be other propositions forthcoming and the abandoning of the one did not .meanthat Terry, who resigned- Monday as farm director of the New York Giants, Might not ,turn up in Philadelphia. -M.- .,, ti,...., t '".' 6 I .'.,. (4::.. 1 2s, 3 ,1 IEaro" 'ii::':,:i 4:,: ve!f. ,,, - ouRR 5; ' ,,,. DIAL' DAtily 0 N , '... , ..., ., BY 3OHN LARDNER .:::.:.M::::: al and the American. Leagues meet jointly with Commissioner K. . ::::1;:Wii!:.' f , IONts.lot7.4444,.. Wednesday, Twinkletoes Jolt's. The December 2 NavyMay Mean End 5:43 P. M. Keene. Of His Career , KDYteWorld Mew& .,. i :,:.,,,,.:. ,.- in Okla. Giants, ., homa boy, and one Tot- -, the - , A:i a7444 '',... sive'd , .,4 ,.. ,, , ' Oil Must Sans Selkirk .. G-6- 4 ''''::. :',0::::: 0, A ' ':':: , - : ,,, H .40-..- . 2, lk,,,; ,,,,'I I ' . . , z s Wednesday, December 2,1942 ,' - , - ,, , , , Yankees .. , , r i, ,i,: ' .sn't , .,- :...., , ...,- --. . , .. ... ..,............ - Certain charges have been lodg- . ed against your ,correspondent ) CHICAGO, Dec. from several sections that we have overplayed the Tulsa football team major leagues returned It!.. their that good. wartime baseball discussithis to- . e'.2., On , the- - ether ' 1 , day still at odelt bver night game say schedule and what should conthat it Is - "even better. One of stitute a standard baseball for N , our supporters the duration. It was considered likely that .., is Stout - Steve L mir .differences would be set-- . both Owen of the ' - ' ,,,,, '...,' ... . .,,, , .!:. -- ,,.,::: , ,, i,::::ii::! ,,::..::i:i ,. ' 1 :::ic::, ... , , tr1r,,, ... . ......,.. ,::',: Sli,FP':; - -- roport.;,:ktrrom. ,A titt,,..41 1......, .: ..::,...:,:,:.,:,:.,... ........ ............ ............. ...,.,. ...,.. ,...., ,.,....,... - , . .,. .. ' ; , ., ...... ............ ..,.........................,...... ,......,...., ..... ,.,. Ai PhillieTroblem - Night Senedules .,. , ,- .1, . i, -- , ,, 0 ,, I . - -- , ..: . - ---- THE'DESERET. NEWS :' , -- . , . -- . . I .., TII101.1;11 - - . . ' ,,,,,- ,,- MI J m,s 7LeA aJo ,.. - ue. s,,A r r krall1Mg. VT , , , - . Grid Coaches In P or On Game's Future u) ali)--Wo- EXECUTIVE THE MEMBERS BOARD OF THE FOOTBALL COACHES AS. SOCIATION of America are shown during one of their sessions in Philadelphia. Seated, left to right, are Dick Harlow of 'Harvard, Tuss Mc. Laughry of Dartmouth, Limit., Comdr. Matt Bell of Georgia Ray,Morrison of , Pre-Fligh- t, Theater. ., Temple, and Lieut. Comdr. Harvey Harmon of North Carolina Standing, left to right, are Ted Weiman of Princelon,.Lon Lit. tie of Columbia, Lloyd Jordan of Amherst, Ossie Solein of Syracuse, Howie Odell of Yale, Charles Caldwell of Wil Hants and Herb Kopf of Manhattan. - ... -- ., ' Pre-Fligh- t. 4 . : . , . - 1'0it Kg14-0- KVNI.1The Dawn Patrol. SWIDS. certain amount of wrestling in Folks. , ' , 7:45 A. M. KLOSanta Claus. his youth, before he settled on KOVOIMNArthux IICVN373, of ParadAoo. LS011 Gaeth.i 1:30 M. P. baseball as a career. Ile was a and papniii ISSLWrid News. ;. yes KDri..4..mt can to Jordan. powerful young man when he fiat. ,,, ,Per TOWS,. came up to the Yanks from New. RloVarism7tiB:eirsssys.' 14PeLarl Bro,ok. K5.701ks.B8-Joof she and i ark, extremely powerful. He was 8:00 it. K. Company in Crest& Blanca Y Taller also full of reverence for the Carnival. KM-UZip. ',, Do ; Tot KVI4U-- 4, hinl" great ' athletes he found on the IMMO-W- hat '' Mew ' f2Ut Lavas- Think? Yankees when he broke in. 1:43 P. iL Blanes sa's Orchestra. BABE FOUND HIS WEAKNESS Carnival. . OW' Melody CLEVELAND; Des. 2.(AP) 7:3 P. M. KMarket. . Ruth, for whose job they were Ray Robinson, Inc., isn't listed on and All Hs- - ILOY- L- HBO ..-- Right Ts OGDEN Al DEPOT, HILL FIELD.--De- c. . Happiness. of the quest Hour. the New York Stock Exchange grooming George, discovered that Town. Swine the advent of crisp winter weather, Hill Ffeld's sports program is but many a .-- Mr. District . . fight fan wished 'to- the rookie had a weakness: he was HOYL-N- BO Kariusl-must845 A. bl. lish. To know this, for Attorney. in the Komi being carried on more or less "under cover," according to sLt. day he owned a slice of the stocit. highly kwd. Blus .- - Spotlight the Babe, to Set, and he made KOTA Albert A. Domingue, assistant special service officer in charge of The company, whose business it life porter, Bands., 200,1,4 m. ' ' miserable or young Mr. Sel- JEVNLILocal the president and - Bid. of the fighting by athletics and recreation. oLomen in Khaki. KSLCSSScheol of ,gbo Mews. Mr. Robinsonbetter kirk all over the clubhouse. One treasurer, Loft. !MAI 7:45 P. AL .... NBC A ping-pon- f - Ittackstaia tournament, basket- pionship in 1940, and hh protegees known as Sugarlast night elim- of the players asked George, who Wife. , 8:30 A. M. ball and boxing leagues, and gen- testify to the fact that he still inated a business competitorWel, was as strong as a horse and capa- KETTABlueGraete Fields. KUTABlueClub Nallnew. Star Pa-- KSLNewe and Must& eral n fitness programs are swings a mean glove. terweight Izzy Jannazzo, on the ble of breaking Mr. Ruth in two, KVNUTreasury KL0mBswalter ride. comptonL, . News' 17th the highlights of the winter sports Annual why he stood for this torture. The stars in the OAD boxing Cleveland, 8:00 P. M. LawIKOVOMESAtt City Quiz. s'', at T the "Why don't you sock him when IESLCBSGrut dE,104.1.1410 IKUTABluekiank schedule, with both enlisted men lineup are Pvt. Francis Kelly, 135 Christmas 'Fund he pulls that stuff?" he asked. Up Glum KfIZZNown nod and officers participating. In Move. Pips OP: pound)r; Pvt. Dave Landau, in Arena. a zzases 710Gan:BSCheer Cheer Up am coneart. The "Eliminated't, is the word, for ',, What. me take a punch at the ICDYLN130.-Ktournament, the middleweight class; Pvt. Noah College. Mr. Babe?" said 2:13 BL shocked. P. Selkirk, which Is open to all enlisted per- Valadez, former Golden Gloves the B. E.L0 John NES 144Vpund ,..lannazzo 3:43 A. 3L , KDYLNBCStellii Dalian. sonnel, swings into action tonight champion from Texas; and Sgt. absorbed such a 'barrage of lefts "Why, I couldn't do a thing like liorhen, News. KLONeloctious Moments. that." and swine's, rotqvNews KSLCBSVictory Front. KOVOMualeal with over 100 entrants from each John C. 'Gomez, heavyweight, who and rights in the 'eighth stanza KBYL Notes. NBCLone Journey ad Blo'. From the time of Rullils de- RUTS. that Ac- of their scheduled ILVNBStiledy's Melody. Blue -, Raymond KUTABluedtrmetune. HAGEN AND RUTH squadron battling furiously to is assistant boxing coach. and the day he first wore the Brnt Sw News. 2:30 I'. M. reach the finals. The three win- cording to Lt. Domingue. the men Robinson was awarded a ,technical cline ALBS DIDN'T LIKE JAPS John B. 900 A. 14 . KMCBSValiant ners from each outfit' will be are shaping up fast, and are ex- knockout while a crowd bt 12,190 number 3 on his back and took KOVO LOY. Hughes. ED YLN BCLorenao Jones. KSLWorld News. man's position in in' the midst of all the football matched in the semi-finaland pected to more than hold their Nvlio paid S17,934.08 to watril the over the great 8:13 P. M. ot Luc KLODANBarratt Chad. was asset an Selkirk field, clatter over the noisy week end, its right program roated approval. the grand champion, the winner in own against all challengers. at wick. WE KUTABlueBreakimt Sardt'a. t,. to the Yankees and a favorite with EMT() WES there was a new argument that Orebest rs. Bridgeport of three, will be the final play-of- f two DOWN HE GOES field of In calisthenics, the Strmg Ensemble Xamaill's KLOBarratt Chadwick. broke out suddenly and for'no reaweighing 145, deliver- the fans. He was not colorful in KLOM SSArt awarded a gold cup. EOVOWomen. Journal. classes are held daily for all of edRobinson, KVNUlituncal Boroaeope. son. Who has been our most color. a volley of lefts and rights to the Ruthian sense, but he was not Orh.itrL An. and Lt. Domingue has high, hopes Star Poe EVNUkiews ,, and Judo. KOVOTreasury 2:45 p of grandstand appeal. The rale. nouncer's Choice. ful character In sport, Babe Ruth during most of devoid for the futdre of his two basket- wrestling are the main features of Jannazzol'-'facKSLCBSStoriee America 8:30 P.M. or Waiter Hagen? the customers liked to watch him AL 9:13 ball teams, since 56 men, many the program at present, but other the first seven rounds. In Loves. A. across the field on his KSLTours for a Soot. AD YLNBOYotuig Bidder The Babe took a slight lead in of them experienced players, have activities will be added as addi- eighth Sugar slammed Izzy all ov- springing Day. EJBO Coma Ina KSLMarilyn er the ring and finally floored him toes. They liked his. full whole- KUTA UBTrno (Sad& EDYLNBCVio voting, but the margin wasn't any for practice. The first tional facilities are secured. "News. out turned News. K (2,:551 too great. For Hagen is somefor a count of nine. Robinson re- hearted swing at the ball, ,which, KVNUA Sort Is Born. ELOBin Sings. COACHING STAFF Chomped. game of the season will be .played Jean Health KLOOgden sumed his deadly attack after Jan- like Ruth's was just as spectacu- KOVOIIIIGabriel Beat. E0VOPatty thing, too. And one of Hagen's Club. Salt Air the Base Lake Lt. in the 300 P. AL against AssiSting Domingue lar when he missed-awhen he ter. nazzo Jackie Choice. arose and referee friends brought up a matter which EVNUknnouncer's team today, and later games have athletic program are Cpl. Paul RusKLOIBSGabriel Beatter. KSL.CBSWorld Newt; connected. , fabulous put Walter over the EDYLNBCWhen e Girt 9:30 A. M. been scheduled wtth teams from nik, former physical education Davis halted it ofafter two minutes 8:43 P. BL The 43 swiftly pass generations the round. Marries. seconds Babe. and . Weber College, Quartermaster De- major from Wayne University, DeKSLMusicale. KUTA In baseball. The Yankees of 1932 ESLWorld News. tingle You could have Jannazzo "Babe Ruth went, to 'Japan-wi- th ILDYL probably ABU Asainst ths Want. and enlistAn OrArsenal, to pot, his team front the KUTABuddy Cole and Armstrong& troit, Mich. Prior storm. saved himself a lot of punish- were a different a ball club and had a million Japs KLOMBSShestalt Carten chestra. orofficer's is 1926-7-also was athletic director ment s ment Rusnik league being Yankees of and the ELOMSSupermaN Mews. BUTAPstty Jean's Club. not mixing it with Rob, Drs. KLOMBS-,-Yanascheering him," our informant House KoVOMBSSheelah at the YMCA in Detroit, and was inson by ganized. 'Yankees of famous for MA. Cat, ' on was but he said. "The Babe .made a terrific courage. long Party. ter! GOOD BOXING TEAM Nvell known there as a boxer. with Carl Hubbell KOVOhtBSYankee Rouse KVNUNewa end Musical hit, playing through a downpour Every time Jannazzo landed one their duels efficient In the field of boxing, the Hill 9:00 P. M. Part,. Other coaching assistants at the blow slaughter of he took three or 'four in re- and their with 16,G00 people in the stands. to the Peo- - Importations. ' men Field are 3:15 P. At even the Cubs and Reds, were still KSLCBSAmos 'n Andy. KVNUReport confidently expect: Field are Pvt. Francis Smith, three turn from Robinson. But Hagen did better than that." Izzy ph. KDYL I'm to ed letter-macome out Hollywood on top, since Lt. from Southern Illinois staggered sugar with a hard right another team. That one is passKSLVariellem. "In what way?" someone askFashion Revue. 9:15 A. M. KDYL..NBCPortia 'WS Domingue, the coach, is himself a University; Pvt. Michael De Wood, in the fifth, but that only brought ing too. With Selkirk's enlistLUTA Blue Watch the ed. Lila., Lee' Taylor. ' KLO World Go By. Earl God. former champion. Fighting in the who formerly played with the To- on a lurry NBS of hard lefts and rights ntent in the navy. which seems "Walter was more practical," KSLMarisq Quaker City David EarSerenade. feather and light weight classes, ledo to mean his permanent retire- KLOMBSFulton a semi-prbasket- from Sugar. um. the speaker said. Laid , 11"0MBS KUTABlue-LittlQuaker City Lt. Domingue won the ROTC cham- ball team; and Pvt.s. Edward L. SECOND MATCH Jack LitInent from baseball, it N more Jr. "I was with him only two Autumn Nocturne. Vocational tie. Utah new Yankee team that KOVO a or at less UniLouisiana State beNoble F. and Wilkerson both was pionship the second The KV"Tbill match 814rtlunie Hunt, Ath,Age. the Detroit at Melodies. School. nights ago KLOMorning 330 P. M. i.e. Tay- versity in 193S: the Conference athletes of ability, who are assist- tween Robinson and Jannazzo in defends the old tradition these KV N and letic Club and the Haig brought KOVOLINISkary late lor. Dance. KS LCBSSioir Along. Championship in 1939'; and the ing wits the officer's physical At- recent weeks. Izzy dropped a 10-- days. out two mementoes of has Jape. KVNUGles Ms Mimic. KDYL MBO :use Plata 9:13 P. 31. Cham ness program. Sugar Bowl Invitational nese trip. One was a diamond round decision toi Robinson in DI MAG ME CLUB VET Bill. CBS KSL James 10:00 A. M. Harry -. KUTA studded cigaret case given him Blue Philadelphia but was far outclassed of the Yanks who Singing the and his Music Makers. Strings. ESLCBSEate Smith. last night by the unbeaten Sugar, Cardinals last month.played by the emperor. The other was 'Rizzuto, KDYLNBO Newsroom. Ab- EDYLNBCThe KLOBand of the du. with O'Neils. and who now has won 134 a picture of Hagen and the emfights, Priddy, Hassett, Cuilenblne, Bon- KUTABlueLuni KLOMBSBoake Carter, Harr James. ner. News. KOVOThe 'amateur and pro. , .Ace.. peror taken together. I know MAGNA. Dec. 1Utah Copper ham, and Borowy postdated the ELOThis Is the Nary. . E'VNUnewa. EUTANews. Brandthe Babe has any number of Club bowlers completed KOVOMBSNat last era of greatness. Charlie Hela sweep KOVOTABSBoaks Cuter. 3:43 P. At wynne'a Orchestra. gifts the Japs gave him. But I of their and Musical KSLCi3SBen ler and Buddy Hosar, who figure KVNUYou series with the Can't Do Due- KVNUNews Bernie. N(G.14-rit,f-,f Roundup. doubt that he can compete with Ogden ) to be pivotal performers next seaArsenal KDYL here Sunday, lling With Hitler. NBC Front Pass LAST , Parreil. Hagen in this respect. Neither stacking up 2,983 pins against 2,- - CAPITOL LEAGUE son. did not join the club till 10:13 A. M . SALT LAKE LEAGUE P. AI. 930 KUTAThe Charioteers. Ruth nor Hagen ever trusted 766 for the visitors while Won Lout ret. Bon. 'Amt. Pet. Di Maggio is becoming ESLWorld News. Joe 103Q. Sister. K5LCBSBig wining KLOBoilyw000d 13 34 31 10 .773 .305 Vineenra Barber Shop Utah 'Builders Supply the &mg. Neither ever liked all four points. the club's sage. He started his first KDYLNBCTommy Dor- EDYLWorld News. Dennis KOVOMBSJohn Express. 12 .7'21 32 Sturges'. 19 2.1 Rod Cushing's .5681 Perk and Ash Parry Co. EUTABlueClark Baritone. them. But they had no idea in sey. Pret4I 20 IA season in1936, and it was KTUABlueManhattan Dale Yankee .636 Holt. of the state Dopler's Fur 19 Quality .23 .568 at Sings. KVNUTea Time Tunes. 20 24 445 those days- - the Japs were al. doubles title, led the winners with Draper legs 10,1 .8151 I. G. A. Stores .24 20 KLOIfar y Lee Taylor. probably no coincidence that the Midnight.. 4:00 P. M. 23 .523 It 24 .20 ..455 Western Optical. Ernle's Cavh ready planning an attack against a team started its longest sequence m.o.MSSDick Warren's ROVOMusio Salon. ., his 248 Salt 21 20 .455 25 .432 Hemmer Bus. College : .19 KSLRadie. Backstage.- Lake Elks Orchestra. this country. No one else had representing high series, 10 iht Co. -.384 same of victories that :18 year, the Eldorado .429 Telephone 24.. game of 1030 A. M. EDYLWorld Cover offs BY THEASSOCIATED PRESS Roes Dept. Store IA .384 this idea at that time." 38- -293 13 Newt meet. Jerry Dunn posted a Band. Temple Alleys Selkirk, Monte Pearson. Red KVNI3-ken tiara 27 .17 ESLCBSRomance of Bel- - HUTABBCReam .388 CLEVELAND 11. Ray (Sugar) A. S. C. in SCORES HIGH Itolfer--LeftProgram. 246-- 625 Bill Gomez. 33 9 en Trent. series for the .205 Independents Dickey, Copper' SPriell, Eldorado, '12,611. 11611 SCORES ARMY TEAMS PUT Robinson, 145, New York, sroppea al Tr" Program' Rhythm. 9:45 P. M. were heroes of outfit, While L. C. (Boots) Sim- ,.Team Kern. Team Single. 907. Team series, Peek Ash Parry Co., 2819. Izzy Jannazzo, 148, Brooklyn, (8): and Frank Crosetti KLOMBSllip KUTALit le Jack Little. sews. mons topped the visitors with a Individual ,single, Jack Vivian, 232. OVER GREAT JOB the Club. Team single, ken liarIL 998. dynasty. Selkirk, ESLQuarterback RLOFreedom on the Land. Gordon, Maxie Hour. Berger, 143, Montreal, Pearson, and Rolfe Individual series, Dave Chipman. 627. Individual series, John J. Elaine's, 576. KSLSports Headline. Nations. KVNUNews KUTA Blue have the left series. and Hall and teams Army Individual ingle., Ray Anderson, 248. El Dorado Coffee waa the outstanding e The ! ! ! ! ! put through outpointed Bobby Richardson, 150, club. Gomez and Dickey are elder tiVNGHeadlines ot 'Zoday Farm itnd Home Bout. Half. S. in KOVOALBSU. team a the with full Navy on the Job Capitol League kegiertesook short notice great 10:00 P. M. Cleveland, (8). last ! ! ! ! ! I 2 3 Total 4:13 P. M. statesmen whose playing days Band Barber Shop win and team series honors. Pete measure of the Vincent's August and September. r Pirrone, 137, Cleveland, are numbered. Crosetti Joey and KVNU. Tune Tabloid. Hymns 489. Bill in their torrid rat e of the leadership in N. Wickwire be ESLYour 193 180 209 KSLTo Be Announced. 582 Rankin's 556. Don Thomas's might So have Navy Mine. the Salt New Lake League. By virtue of their stopped Dick Cramer. 139, 177 191 175 and W. Bauer KDYLStesta 545 Terry's 508, Cliff Krantz's 512 and Major win the Painter's through, in New York, but forilhe KWYLWorld News. advanced 10:43 A. AL KUTAUBC-,Song- e 155 174 201 other Navy training teams, which L. Bryan of the 530 Dan Babcock's 573 rounded out 2.617 and to t two gamest of the leaders. With York (1). of infielders. Mr. KUTAUBCNews. sudden Wemman 181 169 157 507 tops in team play for this nights es- Jeffwithin shortage Strings. had to play much longer sched. --H.Boots" gal tfundag. KLOMusical Mansell 211, Williams' Bobo, Walter 575. KLOMBSGrill Pittsburgh, Harry contributing 204 204 194 602 sion. .. Simmons With is is Train what left was with 907 Joe El Dorado's the Jones 581. likewise and il C'Ine McCarthy Orchestra. Coleman 535. Jack Brad- knocked 'KUHT0AurrFarm ues, up to 10 or 11 games. Conant Ken Bennett. . out Larry ,Lane, 191, best single team. game of the night. ley 515 and Harry a new Yankee team. I do NOVO MBS Grill Bill Hallmark 613, team the largely A number of queries have come KOVO MBS .. ... ... 910 920 936 2766 John Elzinga Bich Totals, Ham and ICVNUYoult Mule with a series of .. , . llama Orchestra. scored 2819 for high series honor. Ken Trenton, N. J., (I). not hear him complaining. and Red Conners. nab C000es Club in asking the East or West Army 576 was. the standout Individual player. Garlf on games of 227. Sid 1G6, KVNUGoodnight. Ezzard Charles, Cincinnati, by 1 Manahan, - 4:30 P. IVL 2 3 Total KLOSalt Lake Classified. had 232 for the top game 218 by Keith Burnett. John Dorsey 's 187 In asking ho either the East Or Hale Holt .. 10:13 P. M. 248 203 202 653 Jack Wignal 184, CleveESL-B- ook -Myron Eichbauer had- and 212 by Ray Anderson. produced the eutpointed Joey Maxim, Mark. 157 206 222 585 in a 570 series. Mom' ,.,, New 130, West Army teams, would York, no, ?to11:00 A. outpointed have Dewey Hudiman. team ti11310 of the night's Pla.V. a land, (10). big On Tait. 194 184 163 541 231 for another big game. Max Wimmer bin. 998. Dave Chipman rebounded to his nat. fared against such opponents as John Can Bob be EUTA-Ne-ws. Bob Mike Raffa, 129, Newel, W. Va.' KDYLYou 190 179 210 ,.... PHILADELPHIA Jacobs 579 Do BusiCan't tiral SOVO-Mform and pounded out a LEAGUE Beano:ult. Os 186 193 248 625 RITZ LADIES Merry (10.) Iowa, Georgia, Nor. Carolina or Jerry Dunn ness With Baler. 627. series-tNBC were- - the top the Individual play. Ray Montgomery, 135. Philadelphia, EDYL Standard Room'. UtakFire-- . Clay-- - girl -- N, -JERSEY CITY. N. J.Lou An KUYABlueRob Allen's St) Mary's entries. f , Anderson with a game of 246 was the outpointcd EVNO-Mo- vis Maxie Shapiro, 13434, ' 975 965 1043 2983 marT740 Totals group of the evening in the other Orchestra. individual standout. .0ther series New York, (10). Conditions KOTA Blue were too gelo, 147, Bayonne, N. J.. knocked wid Baukhage Round. Ritz Ladies play at the Ritz Alleys. Alice Up the of note were Joe Egnatica,611, Dr. Telkinr. 4:12 P. M. Armour with a 521 series led her team- worthy cut Felix Morales, 144, New York, KOVOMBSSizing News. apart. There were only two Arm Mass.Dave NEW M. C. Mason's BEDFORD, 595: 'Pop Lee's 601. Sid E. D. News team honors. 2,341 to series and mates a Column of the 604 : and Ray Anderson's 61'7. teams, picked from. the best In ICLOSports (5). Maughan's Today; Moments. Mass., 150, Fall River, Personnel of this Piqua& includes Madeline Synott, Air. cal Moods. EVNU-lie- ws NEW WORK Herbie Katz. 17514, and Tunes for khaki service. I " knocked out Kenny Backmer, 152, Drounay. Bernice Wright, Edith Jennings, KOTA Sea Blu- e- The 10:30 P. M. Today. York knocked out Tommy New who had the big single genie of the night 4 Against this there were eight or Round. New York, (5). Loses Boma Rews. Three KSLWorld at 213. , and Lyle Dowell. Their game New 173, York, ten Navy teams, possibly more. (4). Campanella, Costanti PITTSBURGHLulu KDY1,I. V. Kattenboriu of 894. was likewise the best single game M Perkins. Also, the latter squads had to' OREM, Dec. Ia. KOTATommy DOPeel. team performance. Lou King with 522 But Gets Bowl Bid , White. R. flushes School Brooks Lincoln KWMSSJohn Lee with High out Rhythms. a Vetter's individual schehard the play. topped long, EUTA-Bl- ueMc-daily tarry Edward News. Don Blus Kim!, the field by live points Dec. 2. BIRMINGHAM,- Ala.. dule In addition to their football basketeers Monday night triumphed three 36wins leads HUGH. .tolus B. MBS KOVO low. 12 losses. and with ELO-wins DA (AP)--W- ith TONIGHT.IEVERY NIGHT over the Park City Miners Organettes. r Alabama and TenPATTY JEAN'S NIBS Rushes. Lews ELO team picked play. An Pow nessee both headed for bowl games 10:43 P. M. Jr., News. from both services would be worth on the Park City floor. OrChestra. !awl& BEAUTY and 13 HEALTH, snared field New Phi We Boss this season, something new has o KSLPassing Parade EVNI1-1- .1, P News. traveling endless kilometers to The toLincolnites 11:30 A. 111. KDYLNews and Musts. nine for Park City, but been added to their see. goals 5:15 P. M. REDUCING EXERCISES KUTABlusNews. A Must Be foul swat. tosses a bowl fetid. Kst,casvio Wa Speaker' s For example, imagine an Army' the latter tallied eight MstIons. KLOMBSJerry YL-War WILL BE HEARD News., . Orchestra. WeekED- Mews- .-EDYI,-- Ed For five yeah the winner of backfield ,headed by Standlee and to two for the ultimate winners. KOVOLes Brdirret Or Ch. even Hard, ' - a CWCAGQ.' the theirannual--Tegular- fairlyal. keeping gameon back: easorrganie WAR Navy-WASHINGTON HOME facingassoOver become A. M. Bill Should fan . at hen Elatter. 9:30 Terry has gone to a bowl but the loser rami field headed by Bruce Smith, Mc. terms. Per. NaMd. 01 the elated with KBLMuterworks of Clements Philadelphia scorer was Ir. has missed a bid. This year, alLeading, one. Albert and others. KUTA 9 p.m. Afee, KC. 570 KUTA he'll tional" , Baseball Club, 14 4 League ..aohnsen Moods." " ev.--ss., points. Boyd IIDY1.Musto YOU Want. though Alabama was twice defeatThe most amazing part of these Park City with Family. , , Crosbra Worthen led Lincoln s attack with have to brush tip on his after-dinn- ed, both are beaded for post bowl 1 T -. ' EVNIJ-M- ett (Blue Network Station) tho 11:42 A. M. Navy teams is the way most of 10 WilOrchestra. says speaking. Jimmy bowls. 5:30 P. points. II s. ' Garher's Orch. them fought of fatigue and foot. KLOJan .c son, Chicago Cubs manager. , Monday Thru Friday by KOVOMBSireddi Stack's News. Kate. ball staleness. .Altk Orchestra. Wilson, former Phillics' 'manLo. KDY1,- -A to Z In Novelty. , FISHER BAKING CO. Both Iowa and Georgia Pre. Provo High' Golf KVNEIMarino Show. KOTA - Blue ...Jack 31 Trojans Injured made said once that he ager, 11:13 P. M. of Ra. strong. I Flight team, two of the best, ran Meet In dinner and luncheon talks in 40 LOS ANGELES. Dec: t.(AP)-- - , 'IV 7 T - Semifinals wait. Is into sudden collapses against No. LO do much didn't maBtsoSebutibettht it "but Rouse mentor,. good f Tackle Norman Verry and e izs Right Del.. 2.i'Specia1)-- - days, Varieties. Ire Dame and MU, but In the main PROVO, into , KOVOCollere Concert Orchestra. starting in Philly, because we kept on Center Steve Bianchi will be on ,,, ord. , Classics. ' , 11:30 P. M.,- they held to It high level of Play Mark Lassen will play Walter Za- losing. Nobody has found a sub- the sidelines when IJSC faces Mon. 12 NOON icILI P. 31. I will Crane and take and ti mental Fred a briskie physical ' through , A Mews for Today "'" stitute KSLJames Petersen, Music. Coach of winning." KSLMuterwork yet tana here Saturday, says ' grind that no other football squad on Reed Lassen in semifinals of Keene. " SO ot 'Ills K.DYLNBC--ltarOwens' i Jeff Cravath.-- ' ' . , KDYLWorld News. MidWorld. It Orchestra. ever bad to facebarring pos. the Provo High School foil golf ,i) : 'News. bone ankle Poster. Bud Nielsen, KUTA.BlueIrreddis Nu. Verryhas a chipped ..siblr Army and Navy teams at tournament, according to Glenn R. briskie downed niabt. ' K tin's Orchestra. , us a ..I a-- TT...a A Weo- -- --,'I'S.... Crane beat Dwane Arrowsmith, and Bianchi is suffering from a .uera Tr.. hula West Point and Annapolis. in $ Mellow ICLO -.- MBS -- .Ted Kenner, tourney director. Weems MOVO-M'Tr prur-tyr,r2r: In both a knee strained News. incurrecl 1 .4.11.4-w-" Lassen Mood. Reed Kenner , Mark Orchestra. semifinals. and beat the reach To by American f Newspaper (North ILOVO-- 17: I &AI P.'Vews. tVNI.1-11. P. Notre Slays. Dame . the I game Sattutdah ,' Lassen. defeated Dean Clark, Za..4 default. Alliance) top-flig- ..k - Robin' Eliminates Hill Field St Arts Boxing, Cage Sports . I KVNI.1--Nee- KOVO-Mor- itint Izzy Jannazzo ncle - KUTA-LIBO- resta arcis HOTA-Altern- 000n . , - ', holz toy ping-pon- -- -- EUTA-11BC- Itay - - - - e s .., e 1936-7-8-- n - o e - Copper Club Keglers Excel two-matc- ..- Bowling Scores . ReNT ft ES LAT - 244 186-19- , ' KDTL-ram- . -- 1036-7-8-- KOO.-Chipm- an four-poi- ! r Pre-Flig- , four-poin- - , -- . - - . KDYL-Melo- dies - Lincoln High ovie ELO-MB- S-Q. KOVO-Mu- sical - Enne-TroPi- Beats Park Cit , ESL-CI:- KDYL-After- noon . 28-2- 6 all-sta- ' N- NEWS long-standin- g - - - Woe-unfi- ' - KUTA-Blue-- Rop lit . KOTA-Kitc- LEVNII-Melo- ello -- ' ' EARL ) GOD WIN , ,,-,:- l , Band-AL- -Dr. attli ' , 1: , r, , KLO-Ce- drle UTA-N- ews. -,... 1 -4 A usto KOVO-Goodn- itht. - r ,l' ESL-W- orld KLTribuom- . ...- 07- ... 1 |
